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Otor-Edo: Delta’s forgotten clay goldmine

Otor-Edo: Delta’s forgotten clay goldmine

Today (Tuesday), with banners rising and PowerPoints flashing on Day 2, the Delta State Economic and Investment Summit peaked in Asaba as host Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, other state actors, and CEOs negotiated Unlocking potentials and a Made in Delta agenda for a global audience.
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Rights group seeks justice for murdered Chinese

Rights group seeks justice for murdered Chinese

A rights group, the Centre for Victims of Extra_Judicial Killings and Torture, CVEKT AFRICA, have petitioned President Umoru Yar’Adua to urgently intervene in the trial of the suspect who allegedly kidnapped and murdered a Chinese national, Mr Feng Shyenyi in the factory of a motor cycle manufacturing company, Innoson group in Nnewi in 2007.

Group, lawyer wade into case of  alleged corrupt officer

Group, lawyer wade into case of alleged corrupt officer

During investigation when Gbenga was in the police cell, an officer, attached to the Command, was given instruction by the officer to freeze the account of Gbenga’s wife, one Mrs Comfort Olubaniyi, with First Bank Account Number, 3873010033099, her account was frozen by this man without even this woman being indicted in any statement by Gbenga who was being detained in the Police cell. Also frozen was the account of Gbenga’s mother-in-law.

Where is our President?

Where is our President?

Where is our President, that was the dominant question at the mass rally called by some eminent Nigerians in Abuja during the week, to protest the continued absence of President Umaru Yar”Adua from the country.

Use of full-body scanner on international travelers violates right to privacy

Use of full-body scanner on international travelers violates right to privacy

The proposed use of full-body Scanners to screen international travelers passing through our international airports will undoubtedly violate the rights to human dignity and privacy of citizens as guaranteed by Sections 34(1)(a) and 37 respectively of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 in so far as no law has been made by the National Assembly to authorize the use of the equipment in the interest of defence, public safety, public order, public morality or public health or for the purpose of protecting the rights and freedom of other persons as permitted by Section 45(1) of the Constitution.